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and the number 1 is displayed above the magnifying glass illustration in the BO Marker. This indicates that it has processed one business object. You can show the BO Inspector view for this BO Marker at this point and see the generic business object produced by the inbound map. It is identified with a prefix of "in" in the drop-down menu in the upper-left of the BO Inspector view. v The business object is processed by subsequent components in the interface (such as the collaboration object) and if there are no errors then it is processed by the outbound map associated with the destination connector in the interface. When this occurs the BO Marker attached to the destination connector icon in the Server Context Overlay is filled with green and the number 1 is displayed above the magnifying glass illustration in the BO Marker, indicating that it, too, has processed the business object. You can show the BO Inspector view for this BO Marker at this point and see the generic business object that was processed by the outbound map. It is identified with a prefix of "out" in the drop-down menu in the upper-left of the BO Inspector view. v If you reply to the request business object in the destination connector at this point the interface completes its processing. The number 1 is displayed below the magnifying glass illustration in the BO Marker, indicating that the generic object produced by the inbound map of the destination connector has been processed. At this point you can view the generic business object in the first BO Inspector view. It is identified with a prefix of "result" in the drop-down menu in the upper-left of the BO Inspector view. Because the same BO Inspector view also contains data for the "in" business object instance, you must select the "result" instance from the drop-down menu. v If an error occurs during the execution of the interface a red circle is drawn around the magnifying glass of the BO Marker. You can select the error-identified with a prefix of "exception"-in the BO Inspector view associated with the BO Marker. You must change the BO Inspector view to Text View in order to view the error text. Showing and closing BO Inspector views The following sections describe the numerous ways you can show and close BO Inspector views. The "Default interface position" column in Table 31 lists the views whose default positions in the interface are overlaid with the BO Inspector views in the "BO Viewer number" column. Table 31. Default BO Inspector view positions BO Viewer number BO Viewer 1 BO Viewer 2 BO Viewer 3 Default interface position Outline Properties Dependency Showing BO Inspector views Use one of the following techniques to show BO Inspector views: v Follow the instructions in "Showing and closing BO Inspector views using the Outline view" on page 219 to show a BO Inspector view in the Outline view. Chapter 12. Using Integrated Test Environment 249